Texas Direct Auto - Missouri City, Texas We Sued Texas Direct for Deceptive trade practices, Negligent Misrepresentation, and Breech of Contract Missouri City Texas

I too was "taken for a ride" by Texas Direct Auto! They use "AUTOCHEK" to verify the condition of their vehicles, never heard of them. After I bought my pickup, stupid me, I did a "CARFAX" check and found that there was a brake system recall on my vehicle that had NOT been performed.

 The recall involved a brake system failure possibility! Brakes failing on me could lead to someone's death! This has to be Illegal! 

 Randall in Garland, TX. I would sure like to see that pdf file that you have and get the name of the Law Firm that you used to sue TDA. I'm not sure how you would get the info to me but I would like to see it!

 TDA listed "normal wear" on the cosmetics of the vehicle. 27 nicks, dings, and scratches that had all been disguised with cheap touch up paint! A 3 yr old vehicle, with 40,000 miles, with 27 touched up nicks, dings, and large scratches isn't "normal wear."

 MISrepresented and NONrepresented issues: The windshield and hood has been replaced, vehicle has been in a hailstorm, roof of the vehicle is beat to hail, acid spilled in the bed of the pickup, no lug wrench or related accessories to lower the spare if needed, no owner's manual.  

 TDA said, in their ad, that the vehicle was a fleet/lease vehicle. CARFAX states that it was a private party, one owner, vehicle. This is just some of the DECEPTION from TEXAS DIRECT AUTO!

 Texas Direct Auto also said that they woul let me know when a shipping company was leaving with my pickup, the name of the company, contact info, and the driver's name and phone number. The first time I heard that someone was going to deliver my pickup was when the driver called me and said that he was about 4 hours away. Thank goodness it was on a Saturday and I was home! 

 More of the lies, deception, and nondisclosures from Texas Direct Auto! I saw the vehicle on ebay. I bid on the vehicle, and was the hig bidder, but the "Reserve" was not met and the auction ended and then Relisted. The next day TDA contacted me and offered me the vehicle and stated that they needed some "buyer's information" to get the transaction rolling. Also illegal per ebay's rules if i'm not mistaken!

 I just returned from a 2000 mile trip and had no mechanical issues, knock on wood! Unless you are going to see the vehicle In Person, I WOULD NOT BUY from Texas Direct Auto.

 Thanks for this forum Ripoff Report!

 Sincerely, Todd from TX/CO   

The sentence above should read: "We are now waiting to see if Texas Direct Auto will pay or will continue to drag things out with further appeals." The word "not" is incorrect since we have no choice but to wait.

The sentence above should read: "We are now waiting to see if Texas Direct Auto will pay or will continue to drag things out with further appeals." The word "not" is incorrect since we have no choice but to wait.

The sentence above should read: "We are now waiting to see if Texas Direct Auto will pay or will continue to drag things out with further appeals." The word "not" is incorrect since we have no choice but to wait.